Sentence examples for ambiguous declarations from inspiring English sources
This summer in Amman, ambiguous declarations by the recently appointed minister of the interior, Nayef al-Kadi, who is widely perceived to be anti-Palestinian, led many Jordanians of Palestinian origin to fear they would be stripped of Jordanian identity numbers.
In addition, Racette says she and Clayton hope to take advantage of Santa Fe Mayor David Coss' recent, if legally ambiguous, declaration that same-sex couples have the right to wed in New Mexico once they return home after her 54 Below stint.
If his symphonies can seem to be ambiguous public declarations that toe the Soviet line, sometimes with hidden, contradictory subtexts, his quartets are a more intimate diary of the soul.
We describe this design and show how its restrictions on overloaded declarations prevent ambiguous calls due to coercion.
After Nick Clegg rashly welcomed the summer's ambiguous Field report with premature declarations of victory over the Tories, outright rejection of the bill could now test the blue-yellow partnership to breaking point.
Melencolia I is a revolutionary declaration of the mysterious, ambiguous nature of the psyche, and the heroic suffering of introspection.
For Zenawi to issue authoritative legal interpretation and dispositive declarations on what he concedes to be ambiguous questions of leasehold law is not only a travesty of justice but also an unconstitutional usurpation of judicial power.
Trump's ambiguous comments on abortion stand in stark contrast to the hard-line declarations from the three GOP contenders who have been polling closest to Trump in recent national surveys -- Sen.
This declaration appears not to cover CIA detainees and is ambiguous with respect to the interpretation of Common Article 3 and the definition of "humane treatment".
